Working with Banyan is really about the journey you go on with your team. Having the courage to have frank conversations with team members who are family members. It becomes your navigation point.
— Family CEO
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The Owner-Operator Culture: How it persists and when it should change
Many family-owned business leaders default to assuming that the only way to be a good owner is to also run […]
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Moving a Family Business Beyond the Founder’s Vision
Executive Summary: To sustain a long-term family enterprise, it’s clear that having a founder who builds a great business is […]
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Is Your Family Office Built for the Future?
Executive Summary: Family offices can provide a number of benefits, including privacy, customization, and having your own team to handle […]
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Avoiding Conflict Will Only Hurt Your Family Business
Executive Summary: Disagreement in a family business is natural over time. As a family grows, interests diverge and individual family […]
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Merit or Inherit: How to Approach Succession in a Family Business
Executive Summary: One of the most critical questions facing family businesses is how to treat the next generation. They are […]
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Board Membership for the Rising Generation
The major concern of family enterprises— whether in the first, second or even third generation—is how to plant the seeds […]
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Build a Family Business That Lasts
Executive Summary: Judging from how they’re portrayed in the media, it would be easy to dismiss family businesses as hotbeds […]
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When the Head of a Family Business Is Impaired – and Won’t Step Down
Executive Summary: An aging leader may not be as strong or fast they used to be but is capable and […]
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Introducing the BanyanGlobal Spotlight Series
Introducing the BanyanGlobal Spotlight series.
Every few weeks, we’ll focus on different challenges that family businesses face, with exclusive book excerpts […] -
It’s never too soon to start planning your family business succession
Like any good sports team, being prepared for future games doesn’t happen overnight. It’s never too soon to start laying […]